September_2015 - Temple Beth Emet

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September 2015
Chai Times
Te m p l e B e t h E m e t o f B u r b a n k
“The Temple With A Heart”
“And you shall not wrong one another; for I am
the LORD your God.” Lev. 25:17)
Once upon a time in a galaxy not so far
away, members of a certain tribe told
members of another tribe that the leader
of the second tribe was not really qualified
to lead. The leader’s authority came from a
false tribal council and therefore should no longer be
followed into battle. This rumor of inadequate
leadership was spread throughout both tribes until
one day, to his honor, one of the second tribal elders
confronted the leader. The leader explained to this
elder in quiet and calm terms that he had proper
leadership credentials conferred on him by a great
leader from another settlement of the tribe in a far, far
land. The elder was embarrassed as to his lack of
knowledge and never mentioned the “lack of proper
leadership authority” again. Unfortunately, the elder
never apologized for his shameful accusations, either.
In several days we will begin the year 5776. We will
come to services and say how happy we are to see
each other and then, in private, and not so private
moments, we will critique, criticize and demean one
another. As ancient as the tallis, as venerated as the
Torah, as loving as the Kiddush cup ,GOSSIP has
always been there, is always there, will always be
there. It is such as part of Judaism that its prohibition
is one of the Ten Commandments,” “Thou shalt not
bear false Witness against another” (number 9).
Some of our members may say that that refers to
perjury, but I disagree. Publicly questioning and/ or
repeating statements that question’s a person’s
integrity, motives or lack of judgment goes to that
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Organization—Page 2
President’s Message—Page 3
Pizza Night resumes on Friday, Oct. 2nd at
6:00 PM. It will be followed by the Family
Shabbat Service at 7:00 PM.
See Page 6 for mini-flier regarding “Pizza In The
Hut “ for Sukkot.
Selichot Service, Saturday, September
5th at 7:30 PM at TBE. Please join us.
Rosh Hashanah services begin at 8:00 PM on
Sunday, September 13th, and continue on
Monday, September 14th at 10:00 AM. Yom
Kippur services begin at 8:00 PM on Tuesday,
September 22nd, and continue on Wednesday,
September 23rd at 10:00AM. Our
services will be held at St. Jude’s
Anglican Church, 111 S. Sixth Street,
Religious School begins Sunday,
September 13th, from 9:00 AM to
Noon.
RETURN OF THE MEN’S CLUB!
The Men’s Club will be holding a Brunch for everyone,
a Reorganizational Meeting, and an Open Discussion
of “Are God, Religion and Being Spiritual the Same
Thing?” Sunday, Sept. 20th - 9:30 AM BLUM HALL (See Page 12.)
Rabbi Mark is a regular contributor to the In Theory
column, which appears online at
http://www.burbankleader.com/opinion/religion/
Calendar—Page 160 Yahrzeits—Page 17
Temple Beth Emet (house of truth) ORGANIZATION
Religious Leadership
Rabbi Mark H. Sobel
Lay Cantor, Kyle Orlemann
Music and Choir Director,
Robyn Kreisberg
Rabbi Emeritus William M. Kramer Z''L*
*His memory will always be a blessing to us.
2015-2016 Officers and Directors
Officers
Ira L. Goldstein, President
Jack Fishel, Vice President
Jeff Fishel, Treasurer
Laura Soroka, Secretary
Directors
Shirley Abramson
Barbara Bolter
David Goldstein
John Harrel
Linda Harrel
Barbara Lux
Herbert Murez
Ken Watnick
Men’s Club President
Ron Kurtz
Sisterhood President
Cathy Zitnick
Morris Gold Religious School Faculty
Rabbi Mark Sobel, Education Director
Shirley Kirschenbaum, Grades K-1
Tanya Termechi & Barbara Lux, Grades
2-3
Tanya Termechi & Barbara Lux, Grades
4-5
Staff ~ TBD, Grades 6-7
Mahnaz Termechi, Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Preparation
Joshua Sobel, Confirmation (Grades 810)
Robyn Kreisberg, Music
Rachel Freeman, Teaching Assistant
Religious School Parents Association
David Goldstein, President
Office Staff
Office Manager/Secretary,
Victoria Gaffney
Religious School Office Assistant,
Edith Dague
Committee Chairs
Calendar and Usage
Victoria Gaffney
Communications
Andrea McKinnon
Education
David Goldstein
Membership
Barbara Bolter
Ritual
Ira L. Goldstein
Social Action
TBD
Ways and Means
Linda Harrel
Building and Maintenance
TBD
Coordinators and Volunteers
Adult Education
David Goldstein
Chai Times Editor
Barbara Lux
Children’s Hospital LA Toys
Shirley Abramson
Food Drives
TBD
Havurahs
Ruth Glick, (818) 780-9134
Library
Barbara Lux/Bill Abramson
Marquee
Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel
Mitzvot
TBD
One Call
Victoria Gaffney
Oneg Coordination
Laura Soroka, (818) 582-3077
Reach Out
Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel
Technology
Alan Barlow
Historian
TBD/Rabbi Mark Sobel
Youth Group Coordinator (BBYO: AZA &
BBG)
Josh Sobel
Webmaster
Alan Barlow
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If you have any
suggestions or ideas on
how we can better serve
our members, please
call the office or email us
at:
office@Templebethemet
.com
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Temple Beth Emet Office Hours
Monday-Thursday—9:00 AM-noon
Friday & Sunday—9:00 AM-1 PM
Saturday closed
The office is closed in observance of
the following holidays:
New Year’s Day, President’s Day,
First day of Pesach, Memorial Day,
Independence Day, Rosh Hashanah,
Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving
Call the Temple office at (818) 843-4787 to
contact Temple Staff/volunteers. Your message
will be forwarded to the appropriate person.
CHAI TIMES
Chai Times is the free, monthly
newsletter of Temple Beth Emet of
Burbank, delivered by email to
members and available at
www.TempleBethEmet.com.
Mailed hardcopies are available for
an annual TBE donation payable
through the Office.
Editable article submissions, photos
and feedback are encouraged and
due by the 15th of the month and may
be emailed to:
chaitimes@TempleBethEmet.com or
delivered to the Temple office.
Submissions will be published based
on space available, relevant content,
and at the discretion of Editor
Barbara Lux, Temple Officers and
Directors.
Shanah Tova!!! Wishing you a Good Year! Erev Rosh
Hashanah begins Sunday, September 13th and ends with
Yom Kippur, September 23rd. The gift boxes are being
prepared for your High Holy Day’s Gift List by our own
Temple Beth Emet Sisterhood. The gift boxes will be ready
to ship to your family and friends or give them personally.
They will include: Honey Bear Honey Dispenser, Kosher
Cookie Packs, Tea Bags, Kosher Candies, Kosher Honey
Straws, Recipes for Honey Cookies, and a Honey Cake
Recipe so good you (or your loved ones) will
jump for joy!! And isn’t that a great way to start
our new year? (See Page 12.)
Office@TempleBethEmet.com
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President’s Message
On Rosh Hashanah it is written, and on Yom Kippur it is sealed.
Written some one thousand years ago, the Unetanneh Tokef presents a vision that
dominates the High Holidays -- the vision of the unknown year ahead.
Many of us see the New Year as full of opportunity and hope, some of us look forward
with dread of what might befall us. For most of us, however, the year ahead is an
open road waiting to be traveled. We just are not sure who is going to be doing the
driving! We hope we will be in control of our destiny, and by our work, our caring for our families, our
efforts for causes and organizations we care for, and our being mindful of our own bodies, we will have a
healthy, happy, fulfilling year. But there are always the unforeseen bumps, detours, and traffic jams on
the road we travel. We have to have the faith and confidence that we can navigate from this New Year to
the next, and we won’t always have our GPS or phone apps to guide us.
If someone had told me last Rosh Hashanah that my year would take a turn that would take me to the
hospital and surgery, I do not think I would have believed them. The turn did come, however, and as with
most rough patches of road, I held on firmly to the wheel, followed the signposts, and got back on smooth
pavement again. It helped a lot that I had a full tank of love from my family and friends, including my
Temple family. The road also took Diane and me to Chicago for our nephew’s wedding and a chance to
be with my brothers. It took me to the Hollywood Bowl, Independence Day with one of my oldest friends,
a broken water heater (bump!) and a dozen Temple Board meetings (heavy traffic, with occasional road
rage).
Life is a great road trip, and during the High Holidays we are making a pit stop. We are checking to see
we are on the right road. We make sure our spiritual vehicle is fueled up. We change the oil of our
conscious, getting rid of the contaminants we picked up during the past year. We clean the windshield of
our perception, making sure we can see the road clearly.
Where are you going this coming year? Wherever 5776 takes you, I hope you get to see new and
exciting things, and that you go places that bring you joy and contentment. May your trip be full of health
and prosperity.
L’Shanah Tovah, and Happy Motoring!
-- Ira L. Goldstein, President
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Rabbi Mark Sobel’s Column, continued
commandment’s prohibitive nature. Even raising the question of these ‘character flaws’
triggers this sin. My emphasis is on the word “false.” It is false in Judaism to speak evilly of a person,
especially in public. The rabbis viewed embarrassing a person in public as a form of
mortal wounding. ” He who publicly shames his neighbor is as though he shed blood
(causes the blood to leave the body)” [ Baba Metzia 58B] The Rabbis, more importantly,
did not specify that the person had to be there physically to be shamed.
The problem with gossip and shame is that it harms the subject, the narrator and the
listener. It is often so tantalizing that the listener then becomes the narrator and then
there is another listener, and on and on and on.
As we enter this period of intense introspection and ask for forgiveness from G-d and
each other, let us set aside specific periods of time not just at services but in other
situations, as well, to PERSONALLY ask for forgiveness from each other for our repeating
of false information, for our poor judgments of others’ characters, for our lack of trust and
for our gossiping. May we have the courage to personally ask of people whether the
information we have been given was true or false. Then, when this is accomplished , we
will have become “righteous” detectives, discovering the righteousness of our neighbors’
behaviors and becoming righteous by our efforts to find out what is right in each other.
At that moment we will be eligible to be written in the Book of Life because we have
created a living bond and not a deadly one between us.
B’Ahava and Shana Tova,
Rabbi Mark
Attention: To all those interested in a trip to Israel. . . Our trip has been scheduled for
January 14, 2016 and return January 26, 2016. We will have a meeting here at Temple
to discuss details on September 29, 2016 at 7:30 PM. If you are interested in going,
please call the Temple Office to make a reservation. We already have a small, confirmed
group, but would like to have more.
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TBE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS BY DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Now that school is back in session for most of the LA area, we are gearing up for
the start of the 2015/16 Religious School year. Registration has already taken
place (and any parents who have not already had a chance to register their
students should contact the Temple office for registration information). This year
we decided to give our Religious School families a chance to get to know some of
the other members of our congregation, by combining Religious School registration with our Temple
Open House events on August 23rd and 25th, and with our Temple field trip to the California Science
Center to see the Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit, “The Space Shuttle Endeavor” Exhibit, and a 3D
screening of “Jerusalem” by National Geographic Productions in the Science Center’s IMAX Theatre.
About 40 of our Religious School and Temple families traveled by chartered bus from the Temple on
August 30th, where they spent the day touring the exhibits and the 3D film. This got the Religious School
year off to a fun, exciting and educational start. The first day of classroom instruction for our students will
be on September 13th at 9:00 AM, which this year falls on the day before Rosh Hashanah.
Overview of some our TBE
passengers on the bus leaving
for the Science Center. Others
drove their cars.
Rabbi Mark addresses the crowd of TBE
Members on the bus giving them instructions
regarding our field trip.
Some of our “intrepid” field trippers lined up to
get into the exhibit of the “Endeavor.” A piece
of our “race for space” history.
So amazing!
Note: Photos were not allowed at the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit so, unfortunately, I have none to share
with you. Ed.
AND NOW A WORD ABOUT OUR ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES. . .
Our 2016/16 Adult Education series will begin on Tuesday, November 10th. Rabbi Sobel has prepared a
series of classes on Kabbalah for this year’s series and the topic of our first class will be “MeditationLock Out The World When You Need To.” All classes will be held at the Temple in Blum Hall at 7:00
PM. Refreshments will be served. There is a suggested donation of $5 per class (or just $20 for the
entire series of 5 classes). Please join us for these lively and informative discussions.
David Goldstein
RSPA President
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TBE house of gathering and education
ONEG SHABBAT
HELP IS NEEDED!
TEMPLE BETH EMET IS SEEKING
SHOPPERS AND SPONSORS
TO ASSIST IN MAKING FRIDAY NIGHT
ONEG SHABBATS POSSIBLE.
SPONSORS SUPPLY THE DELICIOUS SNACKS
THAT CONGREGANTS
AND GUEST ENJOY WHILE SOCIALIZING
AFTER SERVICES.
SHOPPERS PURCHASE THE TASTY SNACKS
WITH A SET BUDGET
WHEN THE TEMPLE IS THE HOST.
We have a serious shortage of shopping, setup
and cleanup volunteers. Can you
find it in your heart to contribute your time and/
or sponsor an Oneg Shabbat?
FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT:
Laura Soroka, TBE Oneg Shabbat Coordinator
(818) 582-3077 or
Laurasoroka52@gmail.com
Do You Have a Son and/or Daughter In College?
Temple Beth Emet has started a program to connect
with our students attending a College. We would like to help
them to continue their Jewish way of life and offer them
additional support. This way, they will always have an open line
of communication with our Rabbi, should they have questions or
need direction; and we will remind them of their link to Israel and
to keep connected to the Jewish Community. After college, we
hope to have them join our Temple, as an adult.
Please send e-mail and give me the following information:
FRIDAY FUN FOR ALL PIZZA
NIGHT IS ON HIATUS UNTIL
OCTOBER 2ND, FAMILY SERVICE
THE FIRST FRIDAY OF THE
MONTH CONTINUES, STARTING
AT 7PM.
The name of the Student;
Class Level;
Address;
Name of the University, and;
If the Student is a member of any organization or club on
campus.
The Temple will send a care-package for each holiday, as a gift
to the Student with a calendar of events at the Temple for each
month. The Student will be invited to all events sponsored by
the Temple. We would like to encourage the Student to return to
the Temple as often as they wish; as the Temple would like to
offer itself as a second home and place of Jewish learning. I
look forward hearing from you! Thank you,
Cathy Zitnick
TBE Sisterhood, President
TBE College Outreach
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CMARRIOTT01@msn.com
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A Message From Cathy Zitnick, Sisterhood President
SISTERHOOD MESSAGE FOR SEPTEMBER 2015
Dear Members:
Our August fundraiser was at Shakey’s Pizza in North Hollywood. Although, only eleven people showed, we did make some
money. I am thankful for those who came, and I appreciate those who have the Sisterhood and the Temple at heart. Please
support our Sisterhood and our events.
The “Woman of Valor 2015” Dinner and Fundraiser, in honor Shirley Abramson, was a great success. The Harrell’s provided a
fabulous dinner, and their son, Cyrus, created a wonderful chili for those who are vegetarians and gluten-free. We are very
blessed to have people, such as the Harrell family, willing to cook on such a large scale for us. I know there are many more
Temple members who have dedicated their time and effort for the benefit of the Temple on a large scale, as well. Shirley
received gifts from both the Board and the Sisterhood. She exclaimed, “I felt like a bride all over again.” She really is a
blessing to all of us. I am thrilled that we all were able to let her know how much all her hard work and support has meant to
us.
Religious School Registration will be on Sunday, August 23rd from 10:00 AM to Noon, as well as our annual Open House. We
will also have an Open House on the August 25th from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. That brings me to my next fundraiser: Honey Gift
Boxes. Every year the Sisterhood makes Honey Gift Boxes, so that members of the Temple can purchase them and give them
or send them to family members with wishes of a sweet New Year. Barbara Bolter and I will be at Temple on both dates, she
will be greeting possible new members, to inform them about our Temple and all that we do, and I will showcase our Gift
Boxes. I will let you know how well we did. I am looking forward to the trip to see the exhibit of The Dead Sea Scrolls on
August 30th. I think it will be very interesting and lots of fun. These will be great times to congregate and support each other,
as well as the Temple.
We will not be having a Sisterhood Meeting this September due to the scheduled “flurry” of Temple events for this month: the
upcoming holidays and Men’s Club Brunch on Sunday, September 20th at 9:30 A.M. Our next meeting will be October 4th
at 10:00 AM. I would like everyone to attend. I am sure that there are many of you out there that I have not met. I will look
forward to making your acquaintance.
In conclusion, I would like to remind you that your Sisterhood and the Men’s Club will be helping to set up for Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur at St. Jude’s Church. This is a time of year when tzedakah is emphasized, either in deeds or dollars, so
please remember to give this holiday season whenever possible, and to support both clubs, which in turn helps to support the
Temple. I wish you all a joyous and prosperous New Year. L’Shana Tova!
Cathy Zitnick
Sisterhood President
This Is Your Personal Invitation to Join
Temple Beth Emet’s Sisterhood
Sisterhood is a group of friends who work together for our Temple, our children, and our community, in a very tangible way.
Our President, Cathy Zitnick, will be happy to hear from you. Call her at (818) 292-7180 or e-mail: cmarriott01@msn.com.
She will be happy to acquaint you with what we do and find out what your interests are. We are sure you will fit in and we will
be happy to welcome you!
We meet the first Sunday of every month at 10:00 AM in Blum Hall. Please join us. Dues are only $15 per year (commencing
September of every year). Please fill out this form, cut it out and send it with your payment to:
TBE Sisterhood, c/o TEMPLE BETH EMET, 600 N. Buena Vista Blvd., Burbank, CA 91505; or just leave it with the Temple
Office.
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TBE House of Gathering
Havurah Happenings
The Sisterhood Gift Shop is filled with
products for all your Judaic needs. All
items are reasonably priced and
wonderfully thoughtful gifts for
birthdays, bar and bat mitzvot,
anniversaries, or just to say “I love you.”
Havurah Simcha L’Chaim
Havurah Simcha L'Chaim members are mainly
retired people. If you would like to join, please
let me know. If you would like to be in a new
Havurah, please let me know and we can try to
get a new group started.
Please call me to discuss it.
Remember the sick and bereaved with
cards, calls, and visits.
They help heal and comfort.
Ruth Glick 818 780 9134
Please call the Temple Office
at (818) 843-4787 if a
Temple Member is sick or
hospitalized.
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TEMPLE BETH EMET MEMBERSHIP “CHAI LIGHTS”
September Birthdays
September 2015
Yvonne Beltzer & Daniel Sweeney
Bert & Marla Goldberg
Wes & Tisha Paster
Scott & Elaine Fishman
Barbara Beck September 3
Allie Besserman September 3
Vickie Feinberg September 4
Linda Faden September 5
Bruce Bigley September 10
Tom Bernath September 11
Jen Baker Suvalle September 12
Brandon Telis September 14
Sean Miller September 21
Vincent Van Dyk September 21
Naomi Aronoff September 26
Caleb Lubell September 26
Ruthe Granat September 27
Michael Heiss September 27
Joyce Feinsilber September 28
Ian Noureal September 28
Sierra Spencer September 29
Bonnie Friedman September 30
Brian Sharaf September 30
2 MESSAGES FROM SHIRLEY ABRAMSON
To the Harrel family:
You throw the most wonderful parties!
To be awarded the ESHET’ CHAYIL is really a tremendous honor.
I want to take a moment to thank you for making it such a
wonderful experience. I know you spent many months planning
the event and it showed! There was happy chaos everywhere.
The food and the laughter flowed freely and everyone had a good
time. What made this so special as well, were all the people who
showed up. What fun it was to be with you!
A big thank you again Harrel family for putting this on for us. My
problem now is “What to do with the cigar?” I may just have it
bronzed and hang it up next to the plaque!
My personal Eshet Chayil was my mother. From her I learned many
valuable lessons even as a baby sitting on her knee.
Here at Temple Beth Emet there were many “Women of Valor” who
have gone before me and I did my best to follow in their footsteps.
Today I am more committed than ever to the “Temple With a Heart”
that has brought me so much joy.
Shirley Abramson
Shirley Abramson
Our wonderful Shirley Abramson, our Woman of Valor 2015,
receiving a blessing under the chupah from Rabbi Sobel. She is
attended by brother Morrie Bolter, Sister-In-Law Barbara Bolter and
sons, Paul and Bill Abramson.
(Chai Lights Continues on Page 13)
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September 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
7
6
14
13 9:00 AM Noon~Religious
School Begins!
Erev Rosh
Hashanah
Elul
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1 7:00 PM
Temple Board
Meeting
2
3
4
7:00 PM
Shabbat Family
Service
(Pizza (and Salad)
Night Resumes
Next Month!)
5 Selichot
Services at
Temple begin at
7:30 PM.
8
9
10
11 7:30 PM
Shabbat Service
12
15
16
17
18 7:30 PM
Shabbat Service
19
23
24
25 7:30 PM
Shabbat Service
26
30
1
2
3
Sukkot ~ Feast
of Tabernacles
Sukkot ~ Feast of
Tabernacles
Sukkot ~ Feast
of Tabernacles
Chai Times
Submissions
are Due.
Rosh Hashanah
22
20 9:00 AM
21
Noon~Religious
School
9:30 AM~ Men’s
Club Brunch
WEDNESDAY
Erev Yom Kippur
28
27 9:00 AM Noon~Religious
School
Erev Sukkot
29
Sukkot ~ Feast
of Tabernacles
Sukkot Feast of Sukkot ~ Feast of
Tabernacles
Tabernacles
Coming Up Soon!
In October:
Sukkot, aka; “The Feast of Tabernacles” begins September 27th and ends October 4th.
Sisterhood will meet on Sunday, October 4th at 10:00 AM in Blum Hall.
Autumn is
delicious!!!
Also on October 6th: Simchat Torah.
Note: Hanukkah begins December 6th through the 14th this year.
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MONTHLY YAHRZEITS HONORING THE MEMORY OF LOVED ONES
NAME
REMEMBERED BY
DATE
At Temple On Sept. 4, 2015
Paul Prinz
Ruth Prinz
9/010
Lillian Kleiman
Abraham Kleiman
Ed Gold
Corinne Gold
Ed Gold
Judy Kapner
Sylvia Levine
Norma Resnick
Solomon Rosenbloom Irving Rosenbloom
Joseph Saeger
Sally Bechelis
Gertrude Altman
Rabbi Mark Sobel
Jo Eileen Fox
Jules Fox
Armin Wolf
The Congregation
Sam Bermack
Bernard Bermack
Kim Williams
Samuel Schreibman
Albert Green
Adele Beckenholdt
Lillian Weiser
Helene Weiser
Max Kapson
Pat Bigley
Violet Brandon
Kitty Cooper
Morey Cohen
LaVerne Cohen
Ethel Hanna Rogers
Roxanne Oliver
Ruth Levy Schill
Jill Bornstein
Shirli Carb
Irving Hoffman
Irving Hoffman
Todd Carb
Debra Lubow Zeid
Monica & Les Pink
Rebecca Behar
Jean Zweier
Fred Rosenbloom
Irving Rosenbloom
Chana Rosenbloom
Irving Rosenbloom
09/01
09/03
09/03
09/03
09/03
09/04
09/04
09/04
09/04
09/05
Albert Green
09/10
Adele Beckenholdt
Doris Katchen
Beverly Gennereux
Susan Betnun Moore Margery Brown
Irene Betnun Williams Margery Brown
Jacob Stacel
Leroy Stacel
Marvin Lewis
Raven Lewis
Beatrice Freedman
Holly Hollander
Sidney Friedman
Stuart Friedman
Mildred Gold
The Gold Family
Michael Beltzer
Yvonne Beltzer
Mark Abramson
Bennett Abramson
Bessie Steinberg
Sandra Phillips
James Mattis
The Congregation
Yale Dubin
Sharon Lasman
Theodore Cline
Hannah Cline
Ruby Epstein
Jonathan Kramer
Jose Salame
Rosa Salame Zavalos
Frieda Weicensang
Sylvia Schuster
Sarah Sedelsky
Anne Newman
09/05
09/05
09/06
09/06
09/06
09/07
09/07
09/07
09/07
09/07
09/07
09/08
09/08
09/09
09/10
09/10
09/10
09/10
09/11
09/11
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09/12
09/13
09/13
09/13
09/13
09/13
09/14
09/14
09/14
09/15
09/16
NAME
REMEMBERED BY
At Temple On Sept. 18, 2015, Continued
Joseph Halpern
Frances Luben
Alfred Wasserman
The Wasserman Family
Melvin David Golden
Shari Rosenberg
Miriam Wise
Sandy Einbender
The Bachelis Familhy
Joseph Bachelis
William Oppenheim
Jonathan Kramer
Jerry Engelberg
The Congregation
Jennie Dacher
Ron Dacher
Albert Summerfeld
Monica & Les Pink
Laura D. Summerfeld
Monica & Les Pink
DATE
09/16
09/16
09/17
09/18
09/18
09/18
09/18
09/19
09/19
09/19
Eugene Lewis
Bernice Dacher
Sophie Pudding
Theodore Cline
Sarah Goldberg
Lester Klein
Bertha Tanzer
Miriam Pasternack
Ira & Diane Goldstein
Ron Dacher
Sylvia Morris
Hannah Cline
David Frank
09/20
09/21
09/22
09/23
09/23
Cheryl Mundon
09/24
Helen Lott
Peter Golper
09/25
09/25
Gail Lynn Shapiro
Murray & Shirley Shapiro
Sarah Solomon
Nisim Ferris
Dr. Harold Resnick
Sid Resnick
Elsie Rattner
Mitzi Rattner
At Temple On October 2, 2015
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Stan Feit
Dr. Eric Feit
09/27
Joe Murez
Herbert Murez
09/28
Donald Ham
Kyle Orlemann
09/28
Zina Lubow
The Lubow Family
09/28
Namie Rocklin
Sandie Phillips
09/30
Minnie Berger
Stanley Franklin
09/30
Yahrzeit Donations
Susie Manners remembering her brother,
Charlie Manners.
Monica Pink remembering her mother,
Bella Sommerfeld
Monica Pink remembering her maternal grandmother,
Fannie Boyaner
Monica Pink remembering her maternal grandfather,
Morris Boyaner
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The Men’s Club Wants You!
Temple Beth Emet Men’s Club
Invites Everyone to a Bagel Brunch
Join Us For Fellowship, Bagels, Coffee,
and a Reorganization Meeting
Followed By
An Open Discussion of:
“Are God, Religion and Being Spiritual the Same Thing?”
Location:
Blum Hall
Temple Beth Emet of Burbank
600 N. Buena Vista Street, Burbank, CA
Date & Time:
Sunday, September 20, 2015 - 9:30 A.M.
We need you to help us be an even more active temple!
Enjoy Faith, Food and Fellowship in a
Friendly, Spiritual Atmosphere – Bring a Friend!
Temple Beth Emet of Burbank, 600 N. Buena Vista Blvd., Burbank, CA 91505
L’Shana Tova! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Honey Gift Boxes are now for sale at
TBE through the High Holidays!
“BEE” A SWEETIE &
order your Honey Gift
Boxes today through
Yom Kippur! !!!
Honey Gift Boxes are just $13 or for $20. We will
ship anywhere in the continental United States
for you. Thank you for helping support this TBE
Sisterhood Fundraiser!
Honey Project Co-Chairs:
Sisterhood President, Cathy Zitnick
(818) 292-7180
and
Sisterhood Vice President, Shirley Abramson
(818) 430-6050
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Chai Lights, Continued From Page 9
"Family, friends, and Temple Beth Emet congregation helped 90-year-old TBE member Orven Schanzer, as he held his 75year-old Torah he got in 1940 upon the passing of his father, get blessed at a July Friday night Shabbat service.
This was a life-long dream of Schanzer's to have his beloved childhood Torah blessed and Rabbi Mark
Sobel generously and most graciously helped him realize and fulfill that honor. We humbly thank Rabbi for his outpouring of
helpfulness & caring to make this event happen.
Further, many heartwarming thanks to everyone at "the Temple with a heart" for a truly beautiful evening!
Special thanks to Cantor Kyle for taking such great photos! The night's moments and memories will surely be treasured by all
the family & generations to come!"
We'd like to acknowledge how much it all meant & make known our gratitude!
Best wishes,
Lisa Gilman
SELICHOT SERVICE Saturday, September 5, 2015 7:30 PM It is the time for the penitential prayers called Selichot (prayers for forgiveness), as we begin the High Holiday season. Please join Rabbi Mark and Robyn Kreisberg, Cantorial Soloist at Selichot, beginning our traditional period of inner‐personal reflection and contemplation. Light refreshments will be served after the service. www.TempleBethEmet.com
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Our Sisterhood
LET’S TURN OUR POCKET CHANGE INTO REAL CHANGE!
Who is Just5Club? J5 is a nonprofit organization helping those who are silently struggling
financially. In November of 2013, six young professionals came up with a simple idea; a
concept that beautifully ties the act of giving with uniting individuals from all corners of the
world. At J5, we believe in the power of unity, where each individual has the power to make a
difference. When people are united with one common goal in mind, even the smallest
amount can make a significant impact in the world we live in today.
Here’s how it works, it’s easy!
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Log on to www.j5club.org
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Sign up to become a Just5 member with your credit card
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Each month, your credit card is charged JUST $5.
4. At the end of every month, all the money is gathered and donated to a family or individual in need of financial
assistance. Whether it’s an emergency of being evicted from one’s home or payment for medical bills, such as
cancer treatment, J5 is there to help!
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